Looking for a quality rescue club but not looking to break the bank then this TaylorMade Rescue Wood is ideal with a massive 57% off the RRP. This TaylorMade Rescue Wood was one of the original and best when it was first released, winning best utility club of 2003 (bit old I know but hey!) and is still selling and being used today.

These woods have been designed to be easy to hit and a solution to getting out of those difficult situations with a bit of distance too. The the centre of gravity is pushed right to the back of the club allowing it to produce a high launch angle generating both distance and spin control. The double crown used on these woods are used to enhance the hitting power by minimising distortion on impact and maintain the transfer of force, allowing you to get the ball up in the air quickly and easily.

These rescue woods are a popular choice with players of all abilities, from novices to tour pro’s and this TaylorMade Rescue Wood is a great example at a great price!

Just £60 from Online Golf

Get the fundamentals right and the rest will follow… these Spot on Grip trainers are designed to be fitted to the golf club to show the position of the hands in relation to the position of the golf club face for each shape of shot.

As most golfers are aware the grip is one of the most important aspects of the swing, without the correct grip the rest is not going to follow so these Spot on Grip trainers may be a cheap solution for those of you who need some fine-tuning!

The package includes, a Training Shaft, 3 packs of Spot On Grips and a Free Justin Rose Instructional DVD.

Via Click Golf for £20.

Without wanting to tempt fate too much all seems to be going well for the British golfers at the masters with Westwood, Casey and Poulter going strong.

And who else but the flamboyant Poulter to nail this quality hole in one to bring him right back in it!

Keep up to date with the masters leaderboard and see if justin can manage to hold onto that lead this time!

Leaderboard

Who needs to advertise when the world number one is doing all the selling for you! Hi certainly is earning his sponsorship here!!

Now I had been using some Srixon wedges for as long as I can remember, I’m not a great spinner of the ball so have never really thought about upgrading to a newer/better club. But this weekend I left them at home and borrowed one of these Callaway X Forged wedges, and to my surprise the difference was instantly apparent.

It never really occurred to me that my lack of ball control was as much if not more due to the wedges I was using than it was my swing. These Callaway wedges really held the ball well and have a really soft touch which meant around the greens the ball was doing everything I’ve always wanted it to.

The technology behind these clubs is that Callaway have introduced ‘Mack Daddy’ grooves that have been milled to their deepest depth and width providing ‘tour-level’ spin. Whilst the C-Grind Sole gives this X Forged Wedge versatile turf interaction by relieving the heel, toe and trailing edge, thus allowing you to lay the clubface open while keeping the leading edge down for maximum workability.

All in all an awesome club, cheapest I have found is £90 from Online Golf.